This subreddit is for the budget minded audiophile that wants to grow out of soundbars, boomboxes, mini systems, portable bluetooth, lifestyle speakers, and PC peripheral branded audio solutions. when i turn up the music for 5-10 minutes, maybe once per day or sometimes once per week it shouldn't sound bad... I tested Loxjie A30 with optical connection on different sampling frequences, 44,1kHz, 88,2kHz, 96kHz, 176kHz. Everything work nice and change sampling and show on display. Hi, I'm a DA-9 earlyish adopter and have posted at length about it's performance and I am no expert on your amplifier. I calculated the volume at my listening position and even at 6 ohms, 20 watts i would get 100 DBa - but no clue if that's even loud enough.

considering that ... no idea ... their amp is rated for 73 watts, but my soundcard outputs some serious levels at max volume i thinkI'm pretty new to passive speakers but wanted to give it a try as my rokit 6's had terrible hiss and trafo humm. (no, it was not a ground loop) I used analogies in the hopes that it might be a little bit easier to understand what steps to take. Audiophonics is a company created in 2005, specialized in the distribution and sale of Audio, HiFi, Do It Yourself and electronic products on the internet. To propose qualitative products at the best price, here is the philosophy that guides us every day. We put a strong emphasis on being the first to offer innovative products that match the expectations of the market and customers. Who controls the past controls the future. Who controls the present controls the past.” Eric Blaire aka George Orwell I am not sure it has to do with USB on my TV (Sony XH95) or the amplifier itself... or Spotify? I use Spotify High Quality on the TV.

I'm building up a budget HiFi setup and I've spent a fair bit of effort trying to find the best budget integrated amps on the market right now. I was a complete noob one week ago and while this subreddit has been amazing, I'm still a bit lost in all the info. As far as I can tell, the main budget Chinese amps with competitive audiophile sound quality (for the price) are: Loxjie A30, Topping MX3, SMSL AD18, and SMSL SA300. Test du Loxjie A30 par Audio Science Review "The Loxjie A30 is an attractive, solid performance with excellent measured and subjective sound quality. Inclusion of a USB DAC and Coax/Toslink input eliminates the need for a DAC for less clutter " Technical characteristics Specifications The A30 is based on Infineon MERUS™ MA12070P Digital filter-less Class-D Audio Amplifier which is a departure from many other desktop amplifiers we have tested. So it will be interesting to see how it performs.wow this is crazy... are you running it with analogous inputs? when i turn the da-9 beyond 60 the hiss gets so loud that you'd even hear it vom 20 meters away We focus on education, discussion, and sharing of entry and mid level separate & multi component audio systems.